George Chamberlin Community Leadership Award Recipients

The life of longtime KOGO personality, George Chamberlin was defined by doing the right thing. During his life, George's positive outlook, integrity, and generosity touched so many people. By doing the right thing day-to-day, George created a legacy that is being honored through the George Chamberlin Leadership Award, presented by Palomar Solar and Roofing.

The award recognizes non-profit organizations that devote their time, talents and resources to helping others and making San Diego a better place to live. If you know a worthy person or organization that deserves to be recognized, please submit a nomination HERE >>

Mt. Soledad National Veterans Memorial is considered one of the most unique veterans memorials in America. It is the only memorial that honors veterans, living or deceased, from the revolutionary war to the current war on terror, with an image of the veteran. Executive Director Neil O'Connell speaks with Bret & Veronica on San Diego's Morning News to tell us about the organization.

The Symphonina Foundation seeks to promote opportunities for young people to enjoy, perform, compose, and learn about symphonic music with the mission of spreading the joy of symphonic music to young audiences around the world. CEO David Fogel joins Bret & Veronica on San Diego's Morning News.

The Regular Cut-ups

You may have seen their exhibits at the San Diego County Fair in the wood working section. The Regular Cut-ups of San Diego County are a non-profit which, in addition to having fun and sharing ideas with one another about woodworking, a focus of the club is making toys and donating them to charity. Former club president Alan Lewis joins Ted & Veronica.

Submit a nomination for the award below. Nominations will be reviewed by the staff at KOGO who worked closely with George during his tenure at the station